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PM Modi, during the final leg of his official visit to Trinidad and Tobago, briefly sat in the Speaker’s Chair on Friday, July 4, 2025.

The Day 2 of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit will include a Parliament address and honouring him of the highest accolade of Trinidad and Tobago.

The Prime Minister Narendra Modi was received by his counterpart, Kamla Persad-Bissessar, who was joined by 38 ministers and four parliamentarians.

The Indian Prime Minister is set to arrive on the island this evening to attend a community programme in Port of Spain.

The former Prime Minister, who served Trinidad and Tobago for just four months, was in a meeting in his constituency when the decision was made, prompting the alerting of TTPS officers.

He is being awarded for his role and contribution in serving the concerns and aspirations of the small island nations.

Caribbean leaders gathered to discuss key topics aimed at enhancing collaboration and strengthening partnerships between the two regions.

PM Dr Skerrit told residents that housing, roads, the health centre, and community development are key government priorities.

The termination letters, dated June 2024, were officially signed by CEPEP CEO Keith Eddy.

The CIU's developmental project aims to strengthen the government's commitment to better living standards, expanded opportunities and inclusive growth.

The Prime Minister made the statement during a national radio interview, noting that an official announcement will be made soon.

PM Drew also highlighted the steps his administration has taken to seek clarification on the matter, emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts.

PM Kamla emphasized that the Prime Minister’s visit will be of significant importance to Trinidad and Tobago as it will play a crucial role in enhancing diplomatic ties between the two nations through discussions over several areas of development.

The Prime Minister stated that no official communication has been received from the US and emphasized Dominica's intent to engage diplomatically.

The establishment of diplomatic ties highlights the nations' commitment to expanding their global presence and fostering shared development opportunities.

The AI system will provide technical advice and enhance the efficiency of the government policies adopted by these councils.

The narrator in the video states that Barbados Prime Minister Mia Mottley has responded by issuing a travel ban on President Trump.

Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, addressing regional leaders, highlighted the five proposed bills as a “cohesive suite” designed to promote trade and strengthen OECS unity.

Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett announced the global success, highlighting it as the result of a broad effort to strengthen Jamaica’s tourism sector through resilience building and innovation.

Participants shared insights and recommendations to boost food security, production, value-added initiatives and climate resilience.